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Finished watching the game. Coudn't count how many missed calls there were. Most importantly I will list the Manu Ginobili layup where he was hacked on the arm countless times. Throw in the Danny Green 3 that was "blocked" by Chris Bosh, and you have a typical heat arena game. It is true that I am rooting for the Spurs, but this is ridiculous. If I was Coach Pop, I would take the 25k fine to complain about the jack @ss refs. I am sure he will not, being the person he is. I hold you high on my respect totem pole based on your guys' classiness, smarts, and dominance. I am now going to basically throw a fit if you guys don't win the finals. With this game now stuck in my head, I am throwing my heart and soul into making not the Spurs win, but just making the Heat lose (I know I can't do anything). The announcers were even saying those should be fouls. Again, I hold you guys with the utmost respect. The heat are a team I have zero respect for. I don't care who the heat are playing as long as they lose. I wanted the Mavs to beat them and they happily did. I wanted the Thunder (rivals) to win and sadly they lost. I want the Spurs (also rivals) to win and hopefully they will. I try not to blame refs, but this gets rid of any doubt I had about people basically setting it up for the Heat. It's not just since the overrated. I got extremely frustrated during the 2006 finals (and so did Mark Cuban). I wish you all luck in game 7 and I am really hoping you guys win. Good luck and whip their asses. Finished watching the game. Coudn't count how many missed calls there were. Most importantly I will list the Manu Ginobili layup where he was hacked on the arm countless times. Throw in the Danny Green 3 that was "blocked" by Chris Bosh, and you have a typical heat arena game. It is true that I am rooting for the Spurs, but this is ridiculous. If I was Coach Pop, I would take the 25k fine to complain about the jack @ss refs. I am sure he will not, being the person he is. I hold you high on my respect totem pole based on your guys' classiness, smarts, and dominance. I am now going to basically throw a fit if you guys don't win the finals. With this game now stuck in my head, I am throwing my heart and soul into making not the Spurs win, but just making the Heat lose (I know I can't do anything). The announcers were even saying those should be fouls. Again, I hold you guys with the utmost respect. The heat are a team I have zero respect for. I don't care who the heat are playing as long as they lose. I wanted the Mavs to beat them and they happily did. I wanted the Thunder (rivals) to win and sadly they lost. I want the Spurs (also rivals) to win and hopefully they will. I try not to blame refs, but this gets rid of any doubt I had about people basically setting it up for the Heat. It's not just since the overrated. I got extremely frustrated during the 2006 finals (and so did Mark Cuban). I wish you all luck in game 7 and I am really hoping you guys win. Good luck and whip their asses. Poll Were you guys cheated? Yes Yep Yeah Uh-Huh Definitely Indeed Of Course 0 votes | Results

By Steve Kim: The first time Johnathon Banks faced Seth Mitchell back in November, there was quite a bit going on in his life. With the sudden passing of legendary trainer Emanuel Steward in October, he was thrust into the position of taking the reins as lead trainer for Wladimir Klitschko, who just happened to face Mariusz Wach in Germany. This just one week before his own bout with Mitchell in Atlantic City. And in the midst of all this, Banks attended Steward’s funeral in Detroit on the way

The Sox had about 45 minutes between the close of the day game and the night game of the doubleheader because of the rain. The Sox had Felix Doubront on the mound and the Rays were sending Odorizzi who they just called up from AAA. The Sox already won the day game and were looking for the sweep for the doubleheader. Doubront took the mound and had his best outing of the season by far. Doubront dominated the Rays lineup and just looked nasty all night. He kept putting zeroes up on the scoreboard and in the 2nd inning Daniel Nava would hit a solo HR to give him a lead. Sox 1-0. Doubront would still have that 1-0 lead when he left the mound in the 8th. This was Felix's first career start that he has pitched 8 full innings and it was a beautiful thing. Doubront's pitching line for the night was 93 pitches, 8 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 0 BB and 6 Ks. He was nothing short of amazing. In the top of the 9th, Sox closer Andrew Bailey came into the game. Bailey didn't take long to blow the save and have the game tied. Bailey gave up a leadoff HR to Johnson to have the game tied 1-1. Bailey got the 3 outs he needed to get out of the inning, but the damage had been done. Bailey has been going through quite a rough patch lately and it seems to be continuing. Luckily for Bailey, the Sox bats had his back in the bottom of the 9th and took care of the game for him. Nava walked and then Jonny Gomes came to the plate. Gomes smacked a ball from Peralta over the Monster to give the Sox a walk off win! Gomes rounded 3rd and punted his helmet before jumping into the walk off celebration. It may have rained today, but the water was dirty...twice! Red Sox 3 Rays 1 BOXSCORE WP: Bailey (3-0) LP: Peralta (1-3)

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